u/Safe_Connection_4707

Hi, some patches i was working on, just for fun and learning. Feel free to skip around.

Ambika can be used as a standalone instrument, in pattern mode you can start the sequencer directly from the performance page by clicking the encoder. Every part has its own note sequence and 2 modulation sequence.

This is a tribute to the great Mutable Instruments designs, so forward looking and ahead of its time, and all open source. Forever grateful.

Anyone knows anything about what is Emilie Gillet working on? I guess if it was instrument design related we already knew. But anyway i was curious what is up with her.

Sound straight from the mix out. Visual is glitchy because is feedback heavy i guess.

There will be more, hopefully better.

Bye☺️☺️☺️☺️

P.S. Ambika is a 6 voice hybrid poly synth design by Mutable Instruments, with digital oscillators and analog filters (6 svf cards on this one, the state variabile multimode). You can chose how many voices per parts, in these videos I always used 3 mono parts and one with 3 voice polyphony. It also has individual outputs for the 6 voice cards, but here i just used the (mono) mix out.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY5A5BRRFhAc1Fu4mkFoadU02yf1uri-k&si=1dnNJNe0gto4VvmK

Hi everybody.

I have a circuit monostation (with clock, gate, note cv and aux cv outputs) and i would like to have a small modular setup, focused on rhythmic sound design. I would like to have a synth voice of course but i am mostly interested in something that i can control with my sequencer that can modulate the synth voice and have a movement of its own, in other word i am not interested in sequencing directly the synth voice, i want to sequence and control a modulator tha will have its own motion, that is related to my master clock and sequence, but also independent, and with that control the sound source and its timbre. What are your suggestions? So far i am interested in the frap tools Falistri, that as a first module would be also possible to use at audio rate as a sound source.

I hope i was clear enough. Thanks!